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I can understand wht MXP would be a new route but don't we think it is abit overserved?
BE operate it 2x daily and FR operate 3 weekly flights to BGY which will probably increase to daily by this winter. Sure routes such as SXF and MAD where they have a base and also the competition is either weak or not there at all!
Just hope they choose some good, interesting routes.
BE operate it 2x daily and FR operate 3 weekly flights to BGY which will probably increase to daily by this winter. Sure routes such as SXF and MAD where they have a base and also the competition is either weak or not there at all!
Just hope they choose some good, interesting routes.
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BE operate it 2x daily and FR operate 3 weekly flights to BGY which will probably increase to daily by this winter.
I belive if Easyjet open MXP-MAN bye bye Flybe!
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Scheduling answer on the airlines website:-
New schedules are usually released in stages, around three to four months before the end of the existing schedule. The exact date is dependent on confirmation of flight slots from the relevant Air Traffic Control authorities. Our summer schedule generally runs from the last Sunday in March through to the last Saturday in October. Our winter schedule runs from the last Sunday in October to the last Saturday in March.
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New schedules are usually released in stages, around three to four months before the end of the existing schedule. The exact date is dependent on confirmation of flight slots from the relevant Air Traffic Control authorities. Our summer schedule generally runs from the last Sunday in March through to the last Saturday in October. Our winter schedule runs from the last Sunday in October to the last Saturday in March.
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RE: Milan - Bucharest
This might be of some use:
http://crib.mae.ro/index.php?lang=en...37&arhiva=true
Appears Easyjet had/have high hopes for this route.
This might be of some use:
http://crib.mae.ro/index.php?lang=en...37&arhiva=true
Appears Easyjet had/have high hopes for this route.
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Quite to suprised to find out that EZY are expanding into ALC from MAN.
Looks like this MAN base is going to be a sort of Holiday Route base with LPL been the City Base.
How are the loads doing on these flights? And how many A/C and what type is based at this Airport?
Looks like this MAN base is going to be a sort of Holiday Route base with LPL been the City Base.
How are the loads doing on these flights? And how many A/C and what type is based at this Airport?
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Quite to suprised to find out that EZY are expanding into ALC from MAN.
Looks like this MAN base is going to be a sort of Holiday Route base with LPL been the City Base.
How are the loads doing on these flights? And how many A/C and what type is based at this Airport?
Looks like this MAN base is going to be a sort of Holiday Route base with LPL been the City Base.
How are the loads doing on these flights? And how many A/C and what type is based at this Airport?
Think they will operate both airports with compliments.
Flights to ALC from MAN start in October using A320 aircraft. They currently have two based.
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Ryanair vs easyJet
Announced today, shock horror news! Is this the start of something bigger/smaller?
"Ryanair, Europe's low fare airline, says "Auf Wiedersehen!" EasyJet, after their announcement today (Thursday, 12 th June 2008) that EasyJet has started consultations with its staff on the closure of its Dortmund base where EasyJet has 3 aircraft and 11 routes. EasyJet started its base in Dortmund in 2005. Ryanair started a competing base in Düsseldorf-Weeze in 2007 and just 1 year later EasyJet announced that they plan to desert Dortmund, because they cannot compete with Ryanair's lower fares to/from Düsseldorf-Weeze."
"Ryanair, Europe's low fare airline, says "Auf Wiedersehen!" EasyJet, after their announcement today (Thursday, 12 th June 2008) that EasyJet has started consultations with its staff on the closure of its Dortmund base where EasyJet has 3 aircraft and 11 routes. EasyJet started its base in Dortmund in 2005. Ryanair started a competing base in Düsseldorf-Weeze in 2007 and just 1 year later EasyJet announced that they plan to desert Dortmund, because they cannot compete with Ryanair's lower fares to/from Düsseldorf-Weeze."
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It's Easyjet launching a sensible review of small bases considering the current economic situation and fuel prices and deciding to focus on its core larger bases. Not the end off Easyjet and Ryanair would like
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It simply doesn't fit into the low-cost model to have the base at those airports where the operational hours are limited to just between 6:00 and 22:00 hrs. More and more places in Germany are being forced to close for the entire 8 hour-period, it eliminates them as lcc bases. Even SXF (Berlin-Brandenburg-International) will be crippled by the night flight ban.
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It simply doesn't fit into the low-cost model to have the base at those airports where the operational hours are limited to just between 6:00 and 22:00 hrs
Don't tell O'Leary about BHD then!
